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Hi rickycrc, Interesting! I've analyzed the website ( http://www.shirtsmyway.com/design_myshirt.php ) and found out how they are designing shirts on the fly . Here it is: The site is using jQuery JavaScript library for DOM manipulation and for making AJAX calls. Suppose you selected a "black"...
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I am trying to add jQuery to an ASP.NET, but I think the method where I include my javascript files is not compatible with jQuery. I am using master pages, and I include the jquery*.js file in the master.aspx.cs file, like so: // add the jQuery library to every page LiteralControl jQueryCtrl = new LiteralControl...
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Hi EJM, Yeah., as others said, you should go with AJAX functionality. In such custom requirements, jQuery will help you a lot. You can simply make an AJAX call like this using jQuery: $(document).ready(function(){ function fnSaveDetails() { //Loop through all textboxes in your form and build an object...
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Hi Amituttam, You can achieve this with ease using jQuery selectors. I have done a sample. It has 3 image buttons with src="Enabled.jpg". On clicking the button "btnDisable", their src changes to "Disabled.jpg". Here is the jQuery implementation. HTML Code: <body>...
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Hi wakazulu, All these requirements can be easily met using jQuery plugins. e.g., Here is an example of shopping cart (for drag/drop) , mashup (for font change, text resize/dragdrop) which I made using jQuery. Also, there are plugins for uploading/cropping images. I can give you more info on these if...
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Hi mezzanine74, If you are looking for cross browser compatible code, use jQuery and its selectors. Using jQuery, for fetching the value of your target element, you can write this simple code, which is cross browser compatible. var targetValue=$("#YourElementID).val(); Apart from easy implementation...
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Hi Nigel2000, As per the principles of UnObtrusive JavaScript, you should always separate you markup and JavaScript. So it is always a good practice NOT to include JavaScript events like onclick="fnClick()" in your HTML or in your code behind. Please go through this pdf which will give you...
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Hi Nigel2000, As per the principles of UnObtrusive JavaScript, you should always separate you markup and JavaScript. So it is always a good practice NOT to include JavaScript events like onclick="fnClick()" in your HTML or also in your code behind. Please go through this pdf which will give...
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Hi Qasimali84, I have faced similar issues with checkboxes & accordion previously and posted in asp.net forums here : http://forums.asp.net/t/1387187.aspx but unfortunately, I couldn't get timely reply. I have tried jQuery's slide effects for achieving similar result and it worked! Here is...
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I'm the front end/UI engineer half of a two man MVC developement team. Ideally, I'd like to use Dreamweaver for all formatting and UI work. To the degree that Views should be logic-free, can I depend on jQuery to mediate the traffic between the controller and the view and completely avoid aspx...